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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24

ma lOg The SOuthc4n DisrCt Oi Iowa, Genital D4NI-
The oENrEAL. TEUs: coMrAYY OF NEW; YoEK
EQGity.
Public notice Is hereby gieu mat ia pursuance Of de
entitled cau.D of dat4 My "A. 1857. the
s gnser, gncS sp,c'al .i4su'T n44,ed N said
deeloc wd on oatnrdal september -, lSel. 0her Tor
prascm redemption 70 the gest BIDDER Or 1ild.r1
County IN the Ci OF MarshAilto"n Ia The Slse OF lows"
between ibc hours Of 10 a. IA aud y. H. 90 SAID iast
o ec "Tcru,.d ana detly,rrd On or ait he nfst
day OF MARCH, loo3 " uS above named complainant W the
above named defendant. u wit
certain rIOaI known the Hampton branch OF the
oenr1 Lowe Kal~sJ sus,a; !hs ANA being In the
eo,I ,ro i, ain a ot s ,e, 1h, w o s - Sh me
In OF inc SAID Central Iowa Railway in the town Of
dect on 70 The own Of eno"a in said COUNTY Of Wight
twenty tHo iie mOfs VI less anu ais9 all that certain
said Central Iowa Hallway. situate, ~ and being "a tho
Of Marshall StOry Ia Tho state Of Iowa sOre
and extending from The point u Is connection with
line OF sad Central Iowa Halfway at Minerva Junction
IN Marshall ,Ouh.f ~ general westerly direction thry
sA nIcs more " less 70 story Clty IN STORY County
raas. depot buildings and eIounds switches, turnout
water and coalhg stations anu grounds, engines cars
or personal ana All sCfpofate powers ghts privileges and
operation Of tho railroads properly
said being the same premises which conveyed 10 the
Northw s. IN Railway Company BY deed bearing date
said rst day OF March 1882 aud recorded nded
pam knO"n As tn Divisional MoItsage IN the proper
known as the 0rnnell and Monteguma railroad. situate
lying and being III the county O Pow SHEA the
OF Iowa and ending from the point OF Its lunco
necti0n with the Central Iowa Railway Urnuel and
Montczua Junction ia southea terJ direction fourteen
miles less % Mont yuma la sald and
all that certain other raj road uac, ling and being ia
the county OF Jasper and The county OF Mars all la 50
State Of Iowa, extending nom pOni % limo
said Central Iowa hallway Nowburg county
Jasper nor!hwcseriy direction State Centre The
line Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway In said
county OF Marshall distance OF miles
together with s night rlshts Of road BEDS
ties rails, depol buildings aud grounds. switches. turnous
waoT and cOslng stations aud grounds engines, roll
ing stock and properly OF every whe real
personal and all the corporate powers rghs, privileges
franchises incident ownership,
maintenance and operation OF the railroads and property
Aforesaid being the premises which eyed
10 the Central Iowa Railway Company by the Kei burg
0rinncl and Dakota Railway Complny by deed bearing
date day OF March 1882 and recorded or
be smu aneous with tho mortgage Aforesaid known as
the Divisional Mortgages" I'm the proper Offices said
counties and also all the prvliegs rights and franchises
OF said Central Iowa Railway Company Incident APP
purtonsnt belonging the said rsilWays
said conveyed 10 the said defendant the Central Hail
way Company or which tt acquired had ownsd
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N Y. CT


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY
TIE foil, wing rs estate transactions recorded
Il the Registers Orcs to-day
7lst-st, n s. 100 # W Of 9thave Z5xl022; Bull
soN los II Of Tin ton.av. aixi25 a s'o'oVo
Chas an NJ Tlnckenbrodt and wives and Annie
ratSssts..ye a 26s 5 f. n Of i7Sast i6sxi2o ''o
Knox and Newbury Lawton and wives to
o,baps So II Of a6thst 2521loo and also s'9'V
we " Of shave. 255 itsoi s7ih'st 25,Sxloo; j S
carIean 70 Timothy I'm naly II ;:c $4,000
Go Dovning.st 22.lIsslOxl6K9O7 same to ..
Tons, ps al cor. 10; No 10 24th Ward 22x0I N0VoV
2ixlOso John Mckenzie also Mcpherson 10 oo
Rr%eioh,s, 81 II Of Gcerck.:t IL ex7j q '''
Forster, referee. 70 D NJ. Grifin 5000
81 oS Ss 81 70 Ss TO aSs 81 Hs51s
and vie to Arnold and another $4,000
wife to Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
and wife to u Robinson $4,000
2iave, s. IT'S # u Of s2d's 2q sKloi.s: alsoue
and wife TO o Wasbol. Observation-Disclosures.
man snrsGurr and wife to overirgo ION 10000
sd-ave, cor of loDths, 25xllo; John Norton to
,.tsve ' es 2oii ~ Of io7th.st. ao1gs same to
lstave sc cor Of l07th.s,. 2ollI93 same to same
sd S side s en Ieoa Oman 10 wsH%sn
and anoshf 100 I, OF Morsave 25rioo GER '0o0
Same properly; Brady e 9 Bitter and wife.
O $4,000
,22S.st : 500 4 g OF SHAVE. i25x2oiio 5oi2Si;
Ed B1icSer 10000
lawson $4,000
Winter and wife to + Byrnss 10000
ia Watson c oorinn and wife to A Hassey 49,. $1,000
thy Dar. jr. ia ] Csrresn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
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M ASTEKS SALE.
and for The southern bsLriS5 q Iowa Central plSjsion
E e. htA '-'-' "N- ~" .,"a ''' "-' -
Public notice is hereby given sat In OF 90
cree Of said court IN ns Se @ e1uss U aas
said decree will Saturday septemosI ~ 1857 oier for
prasemen redempton 20 the highest bidder or bidders
County in ths city Of Marshaown in the state Of Iowa.
between the hours OF 10 m and p n e9m4encng at
t.n ndenure deed OF and mortgage executed and
aSove named Complainant by the above named defendant
sDown as It's Eastern Division mortgage embracing
as he Eastern division Of the Central Iowa Hallway
All that certain railway completed ready for Oper
aon extending from point in the city OF Newton In the
point on the Of the Central Iowa Railway Company a.
eonsae s s Of
less al that certain other railway eS9ndns rom
city Of oskaooss the county Of Mshss6a through the
f Gouss TO pont Of Mississippi
River opposite Kehsbg5s in the State ;s OF illinois, limo dis.
Other railway dyergns 70 ;S direction
ip Se and extending from point therein at or near Win
held the county Of Henry the city Of Burlington IN
thirty four mills ,a more s%,oDas sss from and ns asG
in the township o. Elliot IN the county Of Louisa near the
q the ~ ETs TO miles more OF B U es
and also all that certain other railway extending from
way in the city OF oumwa OF wapello.
RSS e h Of % ~ % a Ss
distance Of fourteen miles NOR or less as the SAID
mortgage thereafter have been laid out located built.
constructed COMPLETED and acQurd between the RESPECTIVE
rights Of way road beds depo, buildings grounds.
date o. said held t Owned BY t or !" h s
for the and purposes Of he "s
or Which may hercafsT be held owned used
S SS iowa Railway, COMPANY under By
Huntington and petite Rairoad company the railroad
property heretofore OF said last named company Jr OF
last named company It's assigns pursuant TO
The % % snd s dssd q at the % Of @
mortgage uron said premises which thereafter
pcac oT pcw s'ep es rve@es and Franchises ncdn
ard 20 a d Tr S h%q Ee
promises which were conver 70 IN" said Central Iowa
Railway Company ny bS S'f o
to be "A'' simultaneously with the aboycmen
toned Eastern al, 1y;iSn and ors .s all Se pr the
egs rights and franchises Of the sad Central Iowa Rail
% .sS 20 a. % S5 the &
Iowa Raiwa. Company or which II acquired held or
lar the encments hereditamens and appurtenscss
r eStS0 or reversoHs remainder o. rents
issues and PROFITS thereof and also all the es sta right
whatsoever vel IN law IS in equity o. ne said Central
premises and every part and parcel thereof with the APP
y he terms OF said said Special Master Is re-
quired accept bid from bidder for sum ess than
der who shall not II requested by sad special Master.
PIe n his s band Or 5 e ecsd N by c ad
ply with he condit OF sale. the o thirty
~ a%y dSs tn sa Spe CT
caman% Of aP s SD qnsf sae a ."
six hundred and hfy thousand dollars prime PAL par aue
~ he c1nsoItsd eoads Of sad deeedn In, Go%lp1Hy
in an equal amount. - o,,,. e.,., ,,,
"a Wall Street. New York. y. y.
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Excursions.
The Best Excursion Steamboat Service in the world
rorssesBosSComes"y

THE ONLY ALL:MATEk R0UTKs
DIRECT TO THE GREAT OCEAN PIERS At
CONEY ISLAND AND LONG B1ANCH
T0DAY'S TIME TABLE FoR COMFY ISLAND.
LEAVING
WEST 23D-s ST.. n r. aus. 10. IL a m. IL m. l. las
2;So, S;l5 tl0 g. T. and p m.
PIER NEW) no. !. n r., BATTERY Place Station Els
yated Rosds at $780, 1890 1850 M 1880 l3o 2l5. $780,
9:45 4;40, 800 $3.50, 1880, 800 and $3.50 y.
LEAVE COMFY ISLAND PIERS at 10;4O 11:40 M
l2!o lao 24o 1928. 4l0. $500. 545 640 740 $40. $40
The last boat from Coney lands only at Pier No
n. r
To DAYS TIME TABLE FOR LONG BRANCH
LEAVING
MEST 23D-s N: r., AT9iS0 A. NJ. AND $3.50 "
PIER (NEW)NO. 1, Mr.. TT 1Di00 AM AND 4s00PM
RETURNING.
Lave OCEAN PIER At 12,15 z. VI. AND Oils W
FARE TO LONG BRANCH AND RETURN IS CENTS.
N. r. 49, - "
all stations Roads
between south Ferry and Battery Place for Second ani
Third passengers
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THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. oE ;Ew YORK
Us. the GENITAL IOWA HALLWAY COMfANh' In
Eqiiy.
Public notice IS hereby gwen thai in pursuance OF 2
1ss Nay a. 1857 TIE aSd,rsgaed Special
'd aso 5 W !, ga "a a sn,iy Without
alpras eat or felempt 70 mo hRhs hdicf 90 bidder,
County The Cry OF AarshaOwn Ia te state Of iowa
between the hours Of 10 a ana p m Of said ait
plOIcriy described or ndcnturc Of trust
fifteenth lay Of July 1879 the above named complainant
b. M above nsncl defendant Known a. the Nam Line
cc, e i Ios P,@esy Of ss the s s
was conveyed NJ % said Company ~ i5s
ta'rs oaa ana 15g, qo%Pay, o. me d;sa Sa59s
follows IN NE propr5Y Of he said Central E+iiroAi
ana cSf!oed a. ioo TIC entire cGfio-is properly OF
,es ana pfviice@, lated " 10 10 aftrf con
ssuc Cd nos he'd ana 4csurd o. 10 b. hereafter con
,ru Ted AMI aequ!red eAtendn. from "a pont In Davis
sect Of said Inc by The North Missouri Railroad 20 oska
.oo-a d~naska county, dIstlnc ~ about siNy
a0ng The liEe formerly Owned By sod Io"a C,ntfA Ka
hence along an including nc railroad brit b. the lowe
River Railway CompaJ 10 tekley In lladin County and
At such p9n, shall be hersat definitely Determined
G a al Rrod COMPANY and OF the said owa River Ia l.
way r"npanF neudhg also along the entire line All ne
bc Hrh"f and IN process " construction. with all material
81 u SrayS ps aries nd real essl :. ss, oa
houses water tanks eisr mach ne shops. turn tables
roa house and ,Aeus and all things OF and
nature belonging said Central road Iowa per
aing said railroad. all machinery. locomotives
and rolling and all and supplies heretofore
qurrd VIII CHI hereafter DO acquired by
sad Central Ra.lrold Company 81 Iowa" aud also
al the privileges. rights and franchises Of the said central
Iowa Railway Company unier their articles OF iueorpcra
ton an all other the railway and corporate real
an lts0ni u eV'f name and nature and ,heFc,OeyeF
situate Of he said Central iuSa Railway Company feld
ana owned AMI acquired by IL dat- " Is said
gage 20 the complainant which thereafter
held owned acquired by together all Singh
ar the tcnerents h"red anens aud there
uno belonging or In wise appert4ning, aud
son ana fever IONS, remainder and rcmalndeis rents
issues and proh- thereof ana also all the right
ue interest," prop ~ possession claim and demand what
eOcN"' we'll ir law IN equity o. fhe said C.utf Iowa
Ra lway company o. and 10 the scribed premises
ana every part and parcel thereof with the appurienances
BY the terms Of said decree tn undefs gned Special
Master IL required ~ accept lid bidder
sun les h.b million dollars nor from any bidder
VINO shan not u requested by said Master place IN hls
hands on deposit with him the thousand
collars IN cash IS pledge that he win make good his bt
accepted by III" court. and comply the terms
conditions of sale ard on the property being vi
anV bidder the salf Master require said bddcr 10
nepost a. further podRe. bonds secured nv
Inc hf, Horglge 20 the amount OF million dollars
prime pal. par value
T. T. LOMAX, Special Master
nutlcr Sllman Hubbard tonpia.nAnts' Solicitors
81 wal Street, New-Yoik, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
MASTERS SALE.

WI CIRCUIT tOJRT OF THE UNITED STATE
ma lJg The SOGthc4u Dls,rCt Oi Iowa, Genital D4N
TIE CENTRAL THUSr COMPANY OF NEW. YoEl
IS. 1II.- Cl-N TRIAL IOWA HALLWAY COMfANI. 4
EQU4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
Guropean advertisements.

DUSSEL DORF- AM RHINE. Germany: =
~ Happy homo few young ladies dssroos OF pef,sst
ia 'hsnseIse s In German, French painting musc W.
and inclusive Address
Miss HARDKBY, l8 stock kanp strass&
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Boarn an6 ICONS.

IN refined French family. two front rooms
board comforts French language easily acquired
by csnvorsason study IL desired Address 32S
LsIingtonA ave
I ARGE SQUARE ROOM and board for two
~ ladies-Prvae family whore there arc no bozrders
preferred state location and terms Address C S io9
East <7thasS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE. ........., ..ru..
WI CIRCUIT COZ m OF THE UNITED STATES
IN for The Southern District ~ Iowa, Cenuhi DiVi
sion. 800. 49, ..,-
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY pF &Ew YORK
vs.. TItE GENITAL IOWA HALLWAY COMfANh' In
10 Iiy.
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Qcnnirp Droperin n)antea.

GOVERNMENT LAND.-Wanted ten TO
~ twenty thousand dollars enter well tim land in
Northern Wisconsin. JAMES L. GATES Miiwanfea VIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
OCEAN Steamers.

NCHOR LINE U. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
steamship CITY OF ROMEsail Wed. September IL
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon passage $50 and upward. SecOni-cass. $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Anchora...Aug u. DOOn fnrnessa.. Sept 10 10 a. m
DevOnla 3 Circass a....SepL H.
passage 70 Glasgow Derry Liverpool and Belfast
Cabin S45 and S55 Seconh-class, $50 Steerage, $50
Steamers sail from Piet Al. n. X, foot Of Leroyss
For book of further Information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green, Now. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24

TAPAN-CIlINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave Francisco as follows
"
GAELIC. BELGIC SAN PABLO
Superbly Appontei-Superior Accumulation.
made by letter tols graph and
cabin plans at 2s7 Broadway, NewYork Room IL
Railroad Building san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
T.. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
AnrtIorl Sales.
SALE

MASTERS SALE.
Vl CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES In
and for the southern District iowa. Division
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEWYORK
vs.. TILE CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY. In
Equity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
Af THE EXCHANGE.

exchange. Robert Aulf has sold at probate sale o
,ve. roomed country house at Nyack. on.the Hudson
N stable and acres for s10 900 10 Mr.. Sedwck.
rdxard T. Young. OF 40 "a Fronts formerly with L.. j.
Phillips. has been posted for membership in the Ex
Ssnge Messfs. Beale Harris, real estate brokers'
Wsh ne O.. visited the Exchange yesterday Ihey
,snD nigh estate values in and around Washington
h quite Fifth figures country
nropery Washington Is held about $1,000 An acre.
y One OF the activity the building TRADE Is he
number Of improvements aud add lions 10 existing ouiu
nas being made George W. Vanderbilt has obtained
perm TO erect threestory library building 2oASI at
10 PSI West Thirteenthst TO cost x2e.OOO onestoty
Flyer for tn New-YOrk Central and Hudson River Rai
mad at cost o. $4,000 Plans have been completed for
10 Rovs, Iodans House and school for the Chldren's
Aid Society built at Seeondave and Forty fourth
81 at "a cost $50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24
MASTERS SALE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT yo8 Tuz yxyr
ERIN DISTRICT OF PENNsYLyASfA

Edward W. Kinsiey
The Buffalo. Ncw.York and Phila-
delphia Railroad Company ct al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANT'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA. CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
from New York. pier foot OF Canal.st. " X
For San Francisco via the Isthmus OF Panama
CITY OF PARA sails TIL ursday sept. l.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
From San Francisco lat and Brannan sta,
for China and Japan.
CITY OF y NETWORK sails THURSDAY september l. p M
For and general information apply Al COM
panys Office on the pier foot OF Canalst. n. r.
' ]. BULLAY, Superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11
A Letter From a Conductor.

OwEGA, TIoGA Co., N. Y, Dec. II, 1885.
In 1879 was taken suddenly with um bago,
while running my train through to Buffalo.
| was completely floored, and utterly incapa-
citated from attending to my duties as con-
ductor. Shortly after | was taken, every
passenger knew it. and one gentleman, l can't
remember his name now, came up with box
of Allcock's Porous Plasters and told me he
would put two of them on. They had hard
ly been put on before l was relieved some
what, and in fifteen or twenty minutes at
most was able to sit up straight, and in an
hour was enough better to attend to my off
cial work, and l just kept on gaining and
feeling better until | was entirely we'll. From
that time to the present | have time and
again used these Plasters, and have yet to
find them fail in relieving cough, or pain. or
ache. My wife SAYS she has not known what
it is to have back-ache for more than few
hours since Allcock's Porous Plasters were
kept in the house.
M. MURIENE, Conductor Erie Railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11

MT. Samuel Berry, in statement recorded
January II, 1906, il the office of the Register
Vi DEEDS Lincoln county, says; Il have fire.
quehtiy conversed with Indians respecting
We hsme of said place. / inquired of an In
oisn captain by the name of Natannos, (who
was very intelligible) what the stream called
Noolseconte took its name from he told me
" look its name from the point of land at the
uiouih OF said stream where the same joins
tue hennebec on the westerly side of said
river and southerly side of said stream, where
tue Indians hauled up the fish called sturgeon
W Dress. The word Cobbosseecontee in
English signifed sturgeon land. He also in
formed me that said stream was not any part
Vi said Cobbosseecontee. that it meant only
TUE point of land where said Indians dressed
ana cooked their surgeons. Many other
Indians told me the same, that is, that the
'aid Cobbosseecontee extended no further
'uan said small spot or point of land afore-
said"
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Amusement,
JUVENILE BALL,

JUVENILE BALL
Inc sale Of tickets for Pullen's Juvenile
oaii opens at Hunts this morning.
PAPA PERRIcHoN."
Don't forget the coffee supper in connection
with Papa Perrichon," the l4th. Friend,
from Hallowell and Gardiner can TAX. the <
r. M train and will be in time for supper. or
the O'Clock train, as the play will not com.
mence until after the arrival of the evening
train. General admission % cents; reserved
seats. 50; supper tickets. 25. The sale of
reserved seats will open at Hunts music
store this morning, and at Hawes' drug
store, Hallowell.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
april Term, 1887, Judge w. p. White
house Presiding.

CHARLES r. McFADDEN, Sheriff.
A. c. OrIs, Clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
r. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
SATURDAY, April oh.
lhe case assigned for to-day was settled by
'ne parties without trial and the jury were
discharged until Monday at 10 o'clock.
The grand jury came in at half past two
.epofting eighty-six indictments, eighty-four
oeihg for violation Of the liquor law. The
criminal docket will be taken up on Monday
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
ties: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville, Ohio, atfirms The best selling
medicine | have ever handled in nv 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
OF Others have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric Buffers
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only a half dollar bottle at De-
vine & Coughlin's
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WATERvILLE.

" Z. Emerson's delivery team ran swav
thursday noon and after breaking farmer.
eggs and demolishing two store windows wa.
captured and secured. The horse was badly
cut.
young man who had been sentenced 70
tnirty days In Jail for being drunk and dis
turoing the peace escaped from the officer on
Inc way to the train and has not since been
seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11

book-keeper recently entered into the
employ of a new firm on the street, which
business and had occupied the same store.
Having occasion to write business letter he
penned it on sheet of paper endorsed with
the name of the old partners, placed it in
an envelope on which was printed the new
firm name, and affixed the signature of his
old employer who never had any connection
with either of the con ems The letter was
received at its destination, the Augusta par
ties notified and the mistake rectifed.
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sS@A grand concert by the Cony High
School Glee Club tomorrow tuesday
evening in the Y N. C. A. rooms at 5
o'clock Tickets % cents. This entertain
ment deserves the hearty support of all good
citizens Tickets on sale at c. c. Hunts
music store.
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In an office less than mile from the State
House scrub woman was employed to wash
the floor. While using her mop there hap
pened 10 be three gentlemen ir the room, one
OF whom nodded ir his chair and fell asleep.
one of his friends. addressing the woman,
SAD, "Ill give you dollar if you will kiss
'oe sleeperT the other repeated the offer and
'ne reply was if they would hand over the
money she would do as requested The two
"en agreed to the proposition paid over the
TWO collars; and the woman crept cautiously
up to the drowsy individual and suddenly
planted good square smack on his upturned
'acp. lie awoke, and when the situation was
explained to him told the woman that she did
JUST right and commended her for her enter
prise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11

The Committee of the Board of Aldermen
to whom was referred the petition for liquor
agency will give hearing at the Aldermen's
room Monday evening at 730 o'clock. Any
persons interested will be heard.
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apr5d&w3sks

&g@R. W. Soule has floods of furniture,
new and secondhand, consisting of chamber
sets, extension tables, sofas, lounges, chairs,
center tables. stands, also feather beds, pill
lows, mattresses and carpets, to be sold at
very low prices to make room for other
goods. apr53Iw
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EsHW. II. Holmes, AUGUSTA BLEAcHERY,
having just received all the latest styles in
nat and bonnet blocks is prepared to change
hats and bonnets into any style to suit
customers. Work will be promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11

The eighty-sx indictments brought in by
the Grand Jury is the largest number ever
found by jury in Kennebec County.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-11

DO not forget the egg sociable at the Uni
versalist vestry this evening. Supper con
slsting of eggs prepared in numerous ways
as well as other good things will be served
from until 1870 o'clock, after which
"Howels Elevator" will be given. Supper
and entertainment, twenty FIVE cents.